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Get your Art & Illustrations featured – 70 sites to Submit your work to

Get your Art & Illustrations featured – 70 sites to Submit your work to

As an artist, illustrator, painter, or any creative professional you’re always looking for new ways to show and promote your work, a sometimes exhausting task. But there are more opportunities for your work to get featured online than you might think, finding them is the tricky part.

In this guide, I have gathered an extensive list of more than 70 blogs, magazines, social platforms, and directories to which you can submit your work for a chance to be featured, interviewed, and seen on big art and design platforms online.

I included everything you need to know to submit your work on every website on this list.

Get art & illustration featured online

Art features (43)

Interviews (16)

Social media / Community (5)

Paid features (8)

Art Features

Blogs and publications that features art, illustration and other creative projects.

1. Illustrator's Lounge

Art Feature

Interviews, articles and resources about the world of illustration is what you can expect over at Illustrator’s Lounge. Founded in 2011 the Illustrator’s Lounge blog has given a spotlight to countless talented artists and illustrators.

You’re best bet to get a feature on the blog is to just contact them directly with your pitch, be prepared and give them a reason why they should give you a spot on their platform.

contact@illustratorslounge.com

2. The Jealous Curator

Art Feature

The Jealous Curator is a inspirational art blog that launched back in 2009, the title is pretty self explanatory for the websites content, it’s a mix of creative content that makes the site’s curator Danielle Krysa jealous (because how great it is), a feeling many artists are familiar with.

There’s a dedicated email you can use for submitting your work (found below).

submissions@thejealouscurator.com

3. Cross Connect Mag

Art Feature

Cross Connect magazine is blog and community that curates new art, photography and illustrations that been submitted to them from their readers.

The blog being hosted on Tumblr makes it easy to submit your work. Head over to their submission page and make sure you’re signed in to a Tumblr account, and read the guidelines if you want a fair chance getting your work shown.

Submission page

4. Juxtapoz

Art Feature

Juxtapoz is an art & culture magazine started in 1994, a vibrant art blog that helps you keep track of the contemporary art scene right now with interviews, articles and features.

There’s no direct way to submit your work for review to Juxtapoz, but they do have a contact form here, you can choose “Submit your work” under “Why are you reaching out to us?”, just make sure your work fit the theme and style of the sites content, otherwise you’re just wasting your time here.

Contact page

5. Colossal

Art Feature

Colossal is a massive publication (reaching millions each month) that covers a range of different topics in contemporary- and visual arts since 2010.

Colossal is open for submissions and suggestions but considering they receive 250+ submissions each week you need to have luck on your side to get accepted. For more info and guidelines head over to their submission page found below.

Submission page
tips@thisiscolossal.com

6. EmptyEasel

Art Feature

EmptyEasel is a website dedicated providing artists and art lover with a mix of art tutorials and inspirational features of new and exciting artists.

To be considered for a feature on EmptyEasel you can fill in the form with some basic info and examples of your work (found in the link below).

Submission page

7. Toner Magazine

Art Feature

Toner Magazine is an online publication that covers pretty much everything creative, art, design, photography, illustration and much much more. Here you’ll find inspirational exciting spotlights and interviews on artists from around the world.

If you want Toner to share your work on their platform they have a contact form you can use to submit your portfolio too them. (link below).

Submission page

8. Hi-Fructose

Art Feature

Hi-Fructose started 2005 as a quarterly print art magazine but has since then expanded to a extremely popular art blog (with close to 1 million followers on Instagram). Hi-fructose is dedicated in showing new exciting contemporary art from all around the globe.

They’re always looking for new submissions, head over to their submission page for full details on how to proceed to submit your creative work for review (link below).

Submission page
info@hifructose.com

9. MÂCHÉ

Art Feature

Mâché Digital has been showcasing great creative talent online since 2017 with a focus on cinematography, photography, illustration and other visual arts.

Their submission page is always open for new artists to be featured. Use their form to send your portfolio link for possible feature.

Submission page

10. Wepresent - Wetransfer

Art Feature

Wetransfer, the file sharing service is widely used by creative professionals, which is something they clearly have noticed and have begun focusing more and more to cater to artists and designers. Wepresent is their own art and design publication where they give spotlights to phenomenal creative work.

To submit your work send them an email with your name, website/portfolio, where you live and any other links to images/videos that you want to show. For more info head to their about page (link below).

Submission page
ideas@wetransfer.com

11. The Design Kids

Art Feature

The Design kid is a community and platform for design student and graduates that provides amazing resources to get people started with their creative carers. Helpful articles, inspiring features and also a fantastic list of creative events and workshops to check out in your town.

There’s a contact form you can fill in on their site if your interested in getting featured on their platform, either on the site itself or on Instagram.

Submission page

12. Contemporary Art Daily

Art Feature

As the name says it Contemporary Art Daily is a contemporary art blog featuring exhibitions from all around the globe, there’s always new art to check out on this active platform.

They’re always looking for exhibitions to feature and they have guidelines over here that clearly states how you should proceed and what you should send them to be considered for a feature.

Submission page

13. Intern Magazine

Art Feature

Intern Magazine is a online platform devoted to supporting and empowering young creator through editorials about the art and design world but also features of inspiring young talent.

Intern mag is looking for two things, story pitches, if you have a inspiring story to tell from the creative world, or if you want a spotlight features for your work. You can read everything you need to know and how to submit your work in the link to their submission page below.

Submission page

14. Ohh Deer Blog

Art Feature

Ohh Deer is a cards & stationery company with a fun, feel good blog about illustrations, art, memes and their own stationary products. With over 300k followers on Instagram and 250k on Facebook you could say Ohh Deer is quite popular with a large community.

They’re always looking new submission for their blog, head over to their submission page for more info on how to proceed.

Submission page
submissions@ohhdeer.com

15. Brown Paper Bag

Art Feature

The artist Sara Barnes is the person behind the blog Brown paper bag, a blog that features and curates lovely mix of illustrations, handmade products, ceramics and embroidery.

On the blog she often feature products made by artists in her illustrated products series, so if you have interesting products (especially on Etsy) that fits the theme of the blog that could be interesting for her. You can drop her a mail at the address below for a possible feature, just make sure your work fits the blog, otherwise don’t bother.

sara@brwnpaperbag.com

16. Panimation

Art Feature (for women, trans and non-binary)

Panimation is a animation and motion graphics directory for women, trans and non-binary artists & designers. There’s already a large directory of amazing talent gathered on the site and it’s growing each day. It’s perfect for anyone looking for the right person to commission for animated work or if you’re just looking for inspiration!

To be added to the directory your first have to fit the requirements (it’s only for women, trans and non-binary) and you’re also encouraged to create a original animated work showing a triangle using the Panimation’s color palette (read the full description when submitting). It’s quite inspiring to see how all the site’s creators have taken their own spin on this task.

Submission page

17. Adobe Create

Art Feature

Adobe Create is the creative software giants own online publication where they post a mix of tutorials for their own software and inspirational features from illustrators, photographers and designers.

There’s sadly no direct way of getting in touch with the people behind Adobe Create, but they do have a active Twitter and Instagram that you can @-mention when you publish any of your work on those platforms.

18. Bored Panda

Art Feature

Bored Panda is a large entertainment blog that covers a bunch of different topics like cute animals, memes, inspirational stories and also art and illustrations. For a possible spot on their homepage you need to register for an account and upload your work, it’s then up to other users on the site to upvote your content and if it get enough votes they’ll feature the work to hundreds of thousands of people.

New post

19. Creative boom

Art Feature

The UK-based online magazine Creative Boom has been given inspiration and support to artists, designers and other creators since 2009. On Creative Boom you’ll find interviews and in-depth articles about creators from around the globe.

If you’re looking to get interviewed or featured on the platform they got a page on the site that tells you everything you need to know. They’re always searching for new and inspiring projects to showcase.

Submission page
submit@creativeboom.com

20. Creative Safari

Art Feature

Creative Safari is apart of of the Ohhdeer blog where they show art and illustrations that people submit to the blog. Submissions are always open and you can choose to either submit single image posts for feature or written articles for the blog, all content submitted is then moderated by their staff.

Submission page

21. Design & Paper

Art Feature

Design & Paper is a blog platform for everything design and paper that encourage creators to share their work with them. It’s a wonderful place for every paper lover with features and articles all based in the wonderful craft of paper.

For a possibility to have your work shown on the site you can contact their editor via the email below, just make sure your creative work fits the theme of Design & Paper.

Submission page
editor@designandpaper.com

22. Creative Debuts

Art Feature

Creative debuts is a website dedicated giving a platform to sell their art and be discovered for emerging artists and designers. There’s a section where you can buy prints and paintings from the artists on the site, and also a section of the site where they promote their “creative debuts” and give them a small corner to show of some of their work.

Signing up is free, and you can start uploading and selling your work right away, Creative Debuts takes a 30% commission & 2% transaction fee on sales.

Artist Submission Form

23. They Draw and cook

Art Feature

The Draw and Cook is a collection of illustrated recipes created by a large community of artists and illustrators, the site started in 2010 so there’s a vast library of food illustration to explore on the site.

To add your food related drawings to the site you can create a free account and start uploading your work, it’s free and open for anyone as long as you stay on topic.

Sign up

24. Broken Frontier

Art Feature

Broken Frontier is a online publication that cover comic and graphic novels. Features, news and reviews from the comic book world. They’re always looking for new comics to review on their site, so if you’re a comic artist and have a book you can contact them for a possible feature or review of your work.

reviews@brokenfrontier.com

25. Creativehowl - Creative Inspiration Gallery

Art Feature

Creativehowl’s inspirational gallery is our own community project, here we ask artists and illustrators to tell a story about the inspiration behind one of their works. The library of stories has become quite large with a lot of fantastic creators sharing their inspiration stories. It’s a great read to look through the gallery and read about how inspiration can be born.

We’re always looking for new people to feature here, you can send us a mail with a link to your portfolio or Instagram, and a few lines about yourself. Sadly we can’t reply to every submission because of the volume of applications.

Creative inspiration gallery
hello@creativehowl.com

26. Illustration Friday

Art Feature

On Illustration Friday each week a illustration contest is hosted, every Friday a new topic is presented that you should submit an illustration about. Anyone can submit their work directly to the site, and the winner will get a featured spot on the homepage.

Submission page

27. Awesome Merchandise - Free sticker Friday

Art Feature

Awesome Merchandise is a British company that makes custom merchandise. Each week they host a promotional contest, Free Sticker Friday, each Friday 10 creators wins 100 custom stickers each with their art on them. To enter the contest just upload your design (minimum 300 DPI) on the contest page but make sure your file meats the requirements.

If you win you’ll also have a chance to get featured on their Instagram page with your sticker design, the page has 10k+ followers (as of writing). It’s an easy feature opportunity that doesn’t take much time and you could potentially get some free stickers out of it.

Submission page

28. People of Print

Art Feature

People of Print is a website started in 2008, it’s a community for creatives that work with print. They features their members in articles on the site and host a directory of their illustrators, designers and print makers, making it easy for anyone looking for creators working with print.

Any print maker can apply to join the community, the application is easy to fill in but not everyone will get accepted, they’re looking for creators specifically working with print and that can show “exceptional work” in that field.

Submission page

29. AIGA Eye on Design

Art Feature

On AIGA Eye on Design you’ll find the latest and the greatest in design and illustration, interesting topics that cover design from tip to toe, articles, design history, discussions about diversity, politics in design and so much more.

They have email dedicated for receiving submissions of creative work, read up on their about page before sending your work, and as always think about your audience when sending your pitch, package your work in an interesting way.

Submission page
submit@aiga.org

30. Communication Arts

Art Feature

Communication arts is an online publication that covers design, advertisement and illustration with daily inspirational projects and feature of creatives from all over the world.

They’re always open and looking for people to feature on the site. Just make sure to read up on all the guidelines for what they’re looking for on their submission page before sending in any of your work.

Submission page

31. Digital arts online

Art Feature

Digital arts online is one of the bigger publications when it comes to illustration and graphic design news, interviews and anything and everything related to the field. As with all established publications it’s not always an easy task to get featured on the platform.

What I recommend is that you check out who and what they have featured in the past to see how you can package and present your work to fit the site’s content.

Submission page

32. INAG

Art Feature

INAG is a beautiful contemporary art, photography and illustration blog with a clean and simple layout. It’s delightfully curated with a mix content from amazing artists.

Submissions to INAG are open via email but it’s high recommended that you read up on the guidelines before you send them your work.

Submission page
inagmag@gmail.com

33. Link of the day

Art Feature

Next blog has a self explanatory title, on Link of the day they post a new link to an inspiring design, art or illustration project or creator every day. It’s a clean and simple concept for a blog that makes for a interesting page to follow daily.

There’s no official way of submitting your own creative work, but you can head over to their contact page to get in touch.

Link of the day Kontakt

34. Inspiration Grid

Art Feature

The Inspiration grid provides daily inspiration for creatives in a great mix of creative fields and content. With a clean design and beautifully curated content its a great site to find inspiration at.

To submit your work I suggest contacting them via email with examples of your work, either a few images or link to your portfolio, and as always think about your pitch, why should they feature you?

connect@theinspirationgrid.com

35. Art fucks me

Art Feature

Art fucks me gives interesting artists, illustrators and photographers a space on their platform to show their work for the blogs thousands of visitors.

For a possible feature use the link below to use their contact form to submit your portfolio for review.

Submission page
hi@artfucksme.com

36. We and the color

Art Feature

Next up we have web magazine We and the color, inspirational post about art and design, and also news and guides about everything creative. If you want to submit your work or projects for review you can do so via the email found below.

meandyou@weandthecolor.com

37. Giphy

Art Feature

Giphy is a massive .gif library of short animations, mostly reaction gifs that people use when messages each other, you probably stumbled upon this site without even realizing it.

Giphy has a section for artists where they feature all their artists in one place. Just sign up and you can start uploading any animated work that you got. Giphy is open for any artists but it might not be a massive promotion opportunity but it’s quick and easy.

Giphy.com/artists

38. Grafik

Art Feature

Grafik magazine is a place featuring interesting graphic design and art. With a mix of interviews, features and articles Grafik is a great place to return to for inspiring content.

To submit your art I suggest you first head over to their site to see if your work would be a good fit and then you can submit your work following the link below.

Submission page

39. It’s Nice That

Art Feature

It’s Nice That is an online magazine that publish articles, features and interviews about inspiring artists and everything creative.

You can contact It’s Nice That for a chance to get featured on the site, follow the link below to find their contact page for all their employees. Getting featured here isn’t easy, so if you’re going to submit your work I suggest that you think about your pitch and make a compelling case for you and your work.

Submission page

40. Eat Sleep Draw

Art Feature

Eat Sleep Draw is a illustration blog on Tumblr with a large following that’s been around since 2007. The art blog might not be as active as it used to be in the past, but it still has a large following. The blog is always open for new potential features, you need a Tumblr account to apply, also make sure you follow the guidelines for submissions.

Submission page

41. Design Slam

Art Feature

Design slam is an inspiring blog that feature talented illustrator artists, the work shown is beautifully curated with a great mix of artists. Over the years the blog has given a spotlight to a wide-range of illustrators.

For a chance to get your illustrations featured you can submit your work for review on the site.

Submission page

42. Women Who Draw

Art Feature (women only)

Women Who Draw is a open directory for female illustrators and artists. Their goal is to highlight and create an easy way to find women artists and minorities. They’re very open to new submissions for the directory, making it a great opportunity for any female artist.

Each artists featured gets to show an illustration of a woman. There’s a few submission guidelines you need to follow if you want to be approved for the feature.

Submission page

43. Supersonic art

Art Feature

Supersonic art is art and illustration blog on Tumblr with over 600,000 followers. Artist Zach Tutor has been curating the blog since 2008 featuring a diverse crowd of artists from all around the world.

So submit your art either head over to their submit page (requires a Tumblr login) or send them a email with your work, just make sure to read the submission guidelines either way you submit.

Submission page
supersonicart.com@gmail.com

Interviews

Here you’ll find opportunities to get interviewed about your work and your creative process.

44. Ballpitmag

Interviews

Ballpitmag is a community dedicated interviewing artists and illustrators. Ballpit has grown a quite comprehensive collection of great interviews over the years, a great spot to get some insights into artist process and mind. Apart from their website they also have a large active Instagram page where they feature their artists.

Submitting your work to Ballpitmag for a potential interview is really easy and they’re great with also giving less established artists to show of their work.

To apply head over to their application page and fill out the form with your information.

Submission page

45. Questioning Creatives

Art Feature

Questioning Creatives is a smaller publication that interviews interesting creatives (mostly illustrators) and gives them a place to show their work. This project sadly isn’t as active as it used to be but you can still try and contact them on this email for a possible chance to get interviewed.

Submission page
questioningcreatives@gmail.com

46. The Floating Magazine

Interviews

The Floating Magazine is a digital publication about visual art. They regular do extensive interviews and spotlights with fascinating artists. For a chance to get interviewed on the platform you can contact them via email.

thefloatingmagazine@gmail.com

47. Motillu

Interviews

Motillu features and interviews amazing illustrators working with motion in their work, it’s a small site but the features currently available are with some fantastic visual artists working with motion.

Creator and curator behind the site is illustrator and animator Adam Osgood, and through their contact form, you can submit your portfolio or a project for review to him.

Submission page

48. PRINT Magazine

Interviews

PRINT magazine is a great place to find inspiration in the world of design, illustration, and typography.

If you have an interesting project that you think would be interesting for publication you can follow the link below to send it to them.

Submission page

49. My Modern Met

Interviews

With over 5 million visitors each month My Modern Met is one of the bigger blogs on this list. Here you’ll find a mixture of helpful resources for creatives and inspirational posts from the world of art, illustration and photography.

Head over to their submission page for info and guidelines on how to submit content for a possible feature. There’s also a chance to be featured on their Instagram page (178k+ followers) by using the hashtag #MMMexplore.

Submission page
suggestions@mymodernmet.com

50. Inkygoodness

Interviews

Inkygoodness is a community and platform devoted to provide illustrators and Graphic Designers with inspiring interviews and great resources on how to develop in the creative professions.

Inkygoodness is always looking for new contributors with articles or creative work. Use the contact form here to get in touch. Make sure to check out their content first so that your pitch is something that would fit rest of their content.

Submission page

51. Illustrators Illustrated

Interviews

Illustrators Illustrated is all about the world of illustrations and has been producing inspirational content on its platform since 2013. Among many things there’s a comprehensive library of interview with visual artists and illustrators to read through and get inspired by.

To get in contact with Illustrators Illustrated you can send them a email or use their contact form.

Submission page
hello@illustratorsillustrated.com

52. Talk Illustration

Interviews

Miruna Sfia is the designer and illustrator behind the blog Talk Illustration, a place filled with interviews and features from some of the most talent illustrators around the globe. The blog has sadly not been that active during the last couple of years, but you can still try your luck and send a email to see if there’s any opportunities for a feature available.

contact@talkillustration.com

53. Sense of Creativity

Interviews

Sense of Creativity features weekly interviews with creative minds on their platform. A fantastic place to get a bit of insight to some great talented visual artists. They also have an Instagram page where they share creative work, you can use hashtag #socfeature for a possible feature there.

For a chance to get interviewed on Sense of Creativity you can send them an email with your pitch.

thesenseofcreativity@gmail.com

Social media / Community

Social platforms and communities where you can get your art & illustrations featured on.

54. Behance

Social media / Community

Behance is Adobe’s community for design, illustration and everything creative. It’s a fantastic source of inspiration but they also host creative live streams and job listings, making it a active hub for everything creative.

There’s several curated galleries to be featured in, there’s galleries for the different creative fields (illustration, graphic design, art & more) and also for work that uses Adobe’s different software (Photoshop, Illustrator, etc). There’s plenty of opportunities to be featured on Behance, especially if you’re using their tools to create your art.

For a chance to get feature, upload your work to Behance, properly tag and name your work and work on your presentation. You can also send Behance your projects (email found below).

If you want more advice on how to get featured on Behance you can check out my Behance guide.

memberstories@behancenetwork.zendesk.com

55. Designspiration

Social media / Community

Designspiration is a community for sharing and collecting creative ideas and inspiration. It’s similar to Pinterest but a focus on art, design and illustrations.

You can sign up for a free account and start uploading your creative work to their platform right away.

Sign up

56. Doodle Addicts

Social media / Community

Doodle Addicts is a creative community about drawing and doodling. Anyone can register and start uploading drawings to their profile on the platform. Apart from a inspirational place to find other great visual artists the also host drawing challenges regularly where anyone can submit their doodles on a specific topic and then the winner is decided by the community.

There’s also a blog where they feature some of their members from time to time.

Sign up

57. Grafolio

Social media / Community

Grafolio is a “creative contents community” based in Korea where anyone can submit their creations. Not everything is in English but that’s not really a big problem, as someone from a different part of the world Grafolio is a fantastic place to find inspiration from creators that I otherwise never would have found.

Sign up is required to submit your work, but it’s free and easy.

Sign up

58. Creative Mornings

Social media / Community

Creative Mornings is a community and event concept, breakfast and inspirational talks one Friday morning a month, these events are being organized in places all over the world.

They also have directory of creatives where people can show off their work and connect with other professionals. Signing up your very own profile is free and easy so you can start showing your work right away.

Sign up

Paid Features

Listing and directory services that will show your work for a fee. Both subscription and one-time purchases.

60. Illustrators for hire

Paid Features

Illustrators for hire is a directory for illustrators looking for work. It’s a fantastic collection of visual artists gathered in one spot. Each illustrator gets their own corner where they can display a handful of their work, a sort of mini-portfolio. You have to pay a fee to get listed, how much isn’t disclosed on the website.

To join the list of artists you first need to read the criteria listed on the site, and if you think you’d make a great addition you can send them a link to your portfolio, more on that in the link below.

Apply to join

61. One Page Love

Paid Features

One Page Love is a site all about website that consists of one large page and no other pages or sections. Creating these one-pages can be a real challenges but you can find plenty of inspiration how other designers crafted their pages.

If you have one-page site you can submit it to be added to their inspiration library, I understand that this is a very niche place to submit your work too, but if your online portfolio fits their criteria’s this is a great feature opportunity.

As of writing a feature cost $19 (if accepted).

Submission page

62. Designcollector

Paid Features

Design collector is an art blog started in 2003 that feature a range of different artists, illustrators, designers and also Photographers. Anyone can submit their art for review but you do have to pay, this platform does things differently then many other paid features.

When submitting your work you get to set your own price that you want to pay for the feature, if the curators like your work and the price you set you can get your work shown on the site.

Submission page

63. Directory of illustration

Paid Features

Directory of illustration is paid service that offer promotion and listings in their illustration directory. It’s quite the expensive listing but it’s also a popular site with plenty of visitors coming through. If you have the money to spend it might be worth checking out.

Sign up

64. Children's Illustrators

Paid Features

Next up we have a international directory for illustrators working with children’s illustrations. Established in 2004 their goal is simplify the task of finding commissioned work for artists working with children’s illustrations.

“Children’s Illustrators” has an $350 annual subscription fee, you can see what’s includes in that subscription on their website.

Sign up

65. The Association of Illustrators

Paid Features

The Association of Illustrators is a organization for illustrators in the UK established in 1973. They’re promoting and supporting its community with resources and guidance in varies ways.

Membership has a yearly cost, and there’s different packages at a variety of costs, the membership includes having your own portfolio page on the site where you can show your work. For a full list of benefits that’s include head over to their website.

Sign up

66. Booooooom

Paid Features

Booooooom has since 2008 been one of the biggest art platforms on the internet featuring contemporary art, design and photography.

To be able to submit your work for a possible feature on the Booooooom homepage you first need to be a member of Booooooom, (that will cost you $6/month or $60/year). The membership will also give you access to their private creative community.

Sign up

67. Illustratörcentrum

Paid Features (Sweden only)

Illustratörcentrum is a Swedish association for illustrators, graphic designers and animators dedicated to connect creatives for commissioned work.

Illustratörcentrum operates only in Sweden, and the service has a yearly fee. Anyone with a education in visual communication (college level) can join otherwise you can apply with your published visual work.

Sign up

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